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A cube of side 10cm is filled with ice of density 0.9gm/cc. The thickness of the walls of the cube is 1 mm and thermal conductivity of the material of the cube is 0.01 cal/cm− o C. If the cube is placed in steam bath maintained at a temperature of 100 C , the time in which ice completely melts, is (latent heat of fusion of ice = 80 cal/gm.)​

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Answered by sujal23805
1

Answer:

Given data:

Length of the cube =10cm

Density of ice=0.9g/cc

Thickness of the walls of the cube =1mm

Thermal conductivity of the material of cube (K)=0.01cal/cm−

latent heat of fusion of ice =80cal/gm.

1Kcal=4184Joules

Now,

The mass of the ice in the cube is m=ρ×V=0.9×10

3

=900gm

So total heat absorbed is m×80cal/g=72×10

3

cal

As there are 6 walls , rate of heat conducted would be

Q = Q/t = K×Area×ΔT / L

⇒ Q =(6×0.01×100×100)/0.1=6000cal/s

So, time taken to melt the ice is Q / Qt =(72×10^3 )/6000=12sec

ans final answer will be = 12seconds.

thank you !

Answered by nupurjain18112006
0

Explanation:

Given data:

Length of the cube =10cm

Density of ice=0.9g/cc

Thickness of the walls of the cube =1mm

Thermal conductivity of the material of cube (K)=0.01cal/cm−

o

C

latent heat of fusion of ice =80cal/gm.

1Kcal=4184Joules

Now,

The mass of the ice in the cube is m=ρ×V=0.9×10

3

=900gm

So total heat absorbed is m×80cal/g=72×10

3

cal

As there are 6 walls , rate of heat conducted would be

Q

.

=

t

Q

=

L

K×Area×ΔT

⇒ Q

.

=(6×0.01×100×100)/0.1=6000cal/s

So, time taken to melt the ice is

Q/t

Q

=(72×10

3

)/6000=12sec

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